Superman North America Box Office Day 3: Opens to $125 Million, Outpaces 4 DC Films’ Entire Run

James Gunn’s Superman earns $125 million in North America in just 3 days, surpassing the lifetime domestic collections of Aquaman 2, The Flash, and more. Worldwide total hits $220 million.

David Corenswet as Superman in a gritty costume, with a curl of hair and dirt on his face, looking determinedly forward amidst a blurry crowd.

Add Box Office Index as a preferred source in Google Search to get Latest Box Office News

James Gunn’s Superman has arrived with a bang at the North American box office, pulling in $125.0 million in its opening weekend. With this performance, the film has outshined the lifetime domestic collections of four previous DC films — including Aquaman 2 and The Flash — within just its first three days of release.

Released on July 11, Superman marks the first chapter of the new DC Universe (DCU), starring David Corenswet as Clark Kent. Despite facing online skepticism, especially around the recasting of the titular role, the film has found strong support at the box office.

Opening Weekend Breakdown (North America)

  • Friday (Opening Day): $56.1 million
  • Saturday: $37.6 million
  • Sunday: $31.3 million
  • Total: $125.0 million

This is the highest domestic debut ever for a solo Superman film, surpassing even Henry Cavill’s Man of Steel (2013).

Also Read:  Thamma Box Office Collection Day 25 Worldwide Total

Superman Beats These DC Films’ Entire Domestic Runs

In a remarkable feat, Superman has already outperformed the full North American box office runs of the following DC films:

  • Aquaman 2 – $124.5 million
  • The Flash – $108.1 million
  • Blue Beetle – $72.5 million
  • Shazam! Fury of the Gods – $57.6 million

All four films were considered underperformers during the previous DC era. The strong debut of Superman under James Gunn’s vision may signal a positive new direction for the franchise.

Worldwide Collection Update

  • Domestic (North America): $125.0 million
  • International: $95.0 million
  • Global Total: $220.0 million

The international numbers narrowly missed the $100 million mark in the first weekend but still represent a solid overseas performance. The combined $220 million worldwide total brings the film close to recouping its reported $225 million production budget (excluding marketing).

Also Read:  Thamma Box Office Collection Day 24 Worldwide Total

With rave audience response and strong global numbers, Superman appears on track to become one of the biggest blockbusters of 2025, and potentially one of DC’s most successful theatrical outings ever. James Gunn’s reboot has made a clear impact — both commercially and critically — setting a hopeful tone for the future of the new DCU.

Disclaimer:

The box office figures mentioned in this article are based on various industry reports, publicly available data, and estimations. BoxOfficeIndex does not claim absolute accuracy of the numbers. The figures are intended for general informational purposes only. For official data, please refer to the respective production or distribution companies.

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top